An Islamic Treasury of Virtues
Foreword
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example can know, even today, every detail of how
they lived and died.
The present book, being a judicious selection from the
deeds and saying which make up this model, gives an
authentic picture of the Islamic way of life. With this
book to throw light on the traditions of the Prophet
and his Companions, one can pattern one’s life in such
a way as to be certain of receiving God’s succour and
blessings during one’s life time, and His rewards in
the Hereafter for the good deeds done in this life.
Besides being an aid to personal study and
individual training, this book will be of great
benefit when read out at gatherings and in
mosques, providing, as it does, valuable material
for congregational recitations.
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
February 14, 1985
The Islamic Centre
1, Nizamuddin West Market
New Delhi-110013
